Sentence examples for faster flight from inspiring English sources

There is no faster flight search engine on the market than Google Flights, for example, and its hotel search, which aggregates data from numerous sites, is also fast and highly competitive.

For example, when birds come in to land they fan out their tail and increase its angle of attack, whereas during faster flight the tail is generally more furled [9].

A faster flight time indicate greater manoeuvrability (Rowe et al. 2001; Bro-Jørgensen et al. 2007).

Undoubtedly, the goalkeeper could also be deceived by shots at goal, owing to the faster flight of the ball and its altered trajectory.

Additionally, the hypothesis that the bats that tend to feed at lower flight speeds (i.e. the gleaners) will produce more mass-specific power during wing induced take-off than aerial hawkers, which are specialised for faster flight, was tested.

Anyway, it was better than the fast flight home.

His other achievements included the fastest flight (742.02 miles [1,194.17 km] per hour) in a nonsupersonic airplane (2001) as well as a number of gliding records.

It would cover the ground in about 17 hours, shaving two hours off the current fastest flight on Qatar Airways via Doha.

The $8 million Boeing 707, carrying a ten-man party headed by Atomic Energy Commission chairman Glenn T. Seaborg, touched down eight hours 38 minutes and 42 seconds after takeoff — the fastest flight ever made between the U.S. and the Soviet Union.

Within weeks Elinor's father, Tom Ward, took her to a makeshift airfield on a potato farm, where a pilot strapped her into the rear seat for a fast flight, for a fee.

There's also a tipping point at which the fastest flight actually becomes the cheapest one.